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we prefer to use the actual Name of our loving Heavenly Father as it was
written in the Word, and thus you will note that we will use the Four
Letter “Memorial Name” of
- YHVH,
which is pronounced as YaHVaH or YaHWaH. In addition we will also
use our Heavenly Father’s attribute/title, which is Elohim rather
than “God,” which sadly is the name of a pagan god. In addition we
also love to use the actual and real Name of our beloved Messiah which
is
- Yahushua or Yahshua in short, for
this is our Saviours original Hebrew Name as given to Him at birth in Lukas - Luke 1:31. This was the only
Name ever used when He was on the earth by His family, disciples and His
followers OVER THE centuries, even until today! However, it was changed to a
foreign name by the founder of the new “pagan church of Rome.”
Occasionally, we may also use other Hebrew or Greek names as well as different
words in our studies for certain common words used are from pagan backgrounds
and thus are not suitable. All names will be translated when they are FIRST
used in a study or at various times as needed for clarity. There is a full
explanation of YHVH’s blessed “Memorial Name” as well
as the wonderful blessed Name of our Messiah and Saviour, thus please
read … “The Memorial Name.”

“Humility
and the fear of YHVH, bring
riches, honour and life”
Mashley Shlomo - Proverbs of Solomon 22:4.
This verse above informs us regarding the
praiseworthiness regarding the trait of our humility and the many good
qualities that are connected with it. The literal meaning of this verse is that
those who revere YaHVaH Elohim
(the LORD God), receives a threefold blessing for their humility towards
Elohim and others. These are “riches,
honour, and life.” This includes the promise and privileges of the
covenant of grace, being eternal life.
It
is known that from a social standpoint, humility has practical connotations.
Thus, one should be patient and always honour others and speak of their good
qualities. They should listen in humility and remain quiet. From this practical
aspect of humility, a person will advance to fear YaHVaH, which is a rational
trait and will also attain their needs, both Spiritual and in daily needs.
Those who are humble will rejoice in their
lot, yet arrogance diminishes satisfaction with whatever their possessions they
may have, as an arrogant person is never satisfied with that which Elohim has
provided. On the other hand, one who is humble should be satisfied with just a
little, yes beloved, even with their “daily bread,” which is
wealth, for it provides sustenance and continuance of life. One may say,
“Who is rich?” I can tell you, it is the person who loves YaHVaH Elohim, blessed
be His Sanctified Name, with all their heart and soul, as well as those who are
joyful and full of gratitude with whatever they have!
A humble person likewise will
derive honour, for when one avoids the pursuits of pleasures one will be
satisfied with their status. This it self is a source of honour to them, as it
is written in the Word of Elohim,
“And he that is of a lowly
spirit shall obtain to honour.” Mashley Shlomo - Proverbs of Solomon
29:23.
It is also stated;
“Before honour goes humility.” Mashley Shlomo - Proverbs of Solomon 18:12.
Humility will also bring life in abundance.
Those who pursue after the excesses of life, tend to live a life of distress,
for they cannot always attain all their desires and goals. Therefore this is a
constant worry and it shortens their life as such, for a person will concern
themselves with the material world, which is not theirs in the first place.
However, one who rejoices in Yahushua the Messiah and in their lot will not
fret over what was or was not acquired and will thus live a life of peace in
Messiah, our blessed Redeemer! A rabbi of ancient days commented on Mashley Shlomo - Proverbs of
Solomon 22:4 and during his short speech he quoted very
wisely Tehillim - Psalm 111:10, which states;
“The heel of humility is the fear of
YHVH.”
He continued with – “What wisdom
has made as a crown for its head, humility has made as a sole for its
shoe.” And continued “The head of wisdom is the fear of
YHVH.” This rabbi used not only the perfect verse, but he spoke a great
truth, for we learn from the Word that the trait of humility is greater than
wisdom, for the fear of YaHVaH Elohim, blessed be His Sanctified Name, which is
at the head of wisdom is only the sole of humility.
Every human characteristic has two extremes in
addition to its point of moderation. Humility is the intermediate quality
between arrogance on the one hand, and self-effacement on the other. Generally,
the moderate course is the correct one that we should choose for ourselves.
Shlomo - Solomon said “Weigh (or ponder)
the path of your feet” Mashley Shlomo - Proverbs of Solomon 4:26.
The intent of this advice is that we should
proceed between the two extremes just as the indicator of a balance stands
precisely between the two plates. If one chooses the course of moderation all
traits will be correct. Thus, Shlomo - Solomon subsequently added,
“Turn not to the right hand
or the left” verse 27.
Meaning, proceed upon an intermediate course.
However, regarding the trait of humility, we are instructed to bend towards the
extreme trait of self-effacement.
Because humility is so
praiseworthy and it has mighty consequences, which are visible to all, King Dovid
- David
said that he himself has “a broken and contrite heart” (Tehillim -
Psalms 51:17). Although he was a great king, a prophet and the leader of the
seventy elders of the Sanhedrin, he nevertheless went as far as to describe
himself as having “a broken and contrite heart.” Similarly, we find
that Moshe - Moses, the beloved and great prophet of YaHVaH Elohim, is praised
in Scriptures for his trait of humility rather than any of his other blessed
qualities, as it says,
“Now the man Moshe was very
meek (lowly or humble)” Bamidbar - Numbers 12:3.
Obviously, this verse was inserted later, most
likely by Ezra or a later prophet, but it is recognised as part of the Word of
Elohim by all. The word used for “meek” is … “Anav”
- meek, lowly or humble, indicated that Moshe did not desire to remain in the
intermediate position of being merely humble. He went away from the moderate
course and leaned towards self-effacement. Therefore, scripture mentioned that
he was “very meek.”
In order for us to
learn the Hebrew thought in Scripture, let me again ask the following. “Who
is as humble as Elohim?” In answer, let us ponder the following. A
student might ask his teacher, “Teach me one chapter” and the
teacher answers “go to the next room and wait for me there until I
come.” However, it is totally different with Elohim. In the Word we find
that He commanded Yechehel - Ezekiel,
“Arise, go forth into the plain, and I will speak with you there.”
(Yechehel - Ezekiel 3:22). When Yechehel
- Ezekiel went to the place, he found that YaHVaH Elohim,
blessed be His Sanctified Name, had actually preceded him. As it is written,
“Then I arose, and went forth into the plain and behold, the Glory of
YHVH stood there” (Yechehel - Ezekiel
3:23). We must therefore conclude just as the Psalmist said, “Thy,
Elohim's gentleness has made me great.” (Tehillim - Psalm 18:35).
The
attribute of humility is one of the ways of Elohim and we who have received the
all-powerful Word in and through our Redeemer Yahushua are instructed to walk
in His ways, as it is stated, “And you shall walk in His ways.”
(Davarim - Deuteronomy 28:9). It is well known that the faithful Avraham held
fast to this trait. Shemos - Exodus 20:20 states,
“Fear not, for Elohim has come to test
you, and that His fear may be upon your faces, that ye sin not.”
Scripture could have said, “that His
fear may be in your hearts,” rather than “upon your faces.”
We may conclude that “His fear upon your faces” refers to the
shamefacedness to sin. The fear of Elohim, blessed be He, which entails both
the fear in the heart and the “fear upon the face,” constitutes the
essential principle of the entire Word of Elohim. Shlomo - Solomon stated, “The end of the
matter, all having been heard: fear Elohim, and keep His commandments, for this
is the whole duty of man” (Qoheleth - Ecclesiastes
12:13).
What
does this study teach us? We are to live as servants of YaHVaH our Elohim.
Servants that walk in humility, full of love, and charity, glowing with the
light of Yahushua our Messiah, to the Glory of Elohim the Father, that we may
be as an example of Elohim to this sinful and lost world. “Let your
light so shine!”
Beloved, we are living in times of great evil
in the world and we are heading towards a great conclusion, and it is time for
those who love the Messiah to return to the blessed Word of YaHVaH Elohim,
which contains the blessed Word of truth. Let us be humble and even be able to
accept the sad truth if you find error in some teachings that you may have
learned over the years. Please pray and search out the Word of Elohim, never
take anything for granted, not even what this author writes, or any man, always
ensure that it is covered by prayer and ensure that it is backed up by the
Word!
The
reward of “Humility and the fear of YHVH bring RICHES, HONOUR and
LIFE.”
As you go and
share the love, mercy, and forgiveness that our beloved Messiah Yahushua
offers, may the Spirit of YaHVaH Elohim touch and change them, that they may
also receive the REWARD … FOR …
“Great is your REWARD in
HEAVEN!” Mattityahu - Matthew
5:12.
“Teach me Your way, O YHVH. I will walk in Your truth.
UNITE MY HEART TO FEAR YOUR NAME!”
Tehillim
– Psalms 86:11
May YHVH Elohim bless and keep you in the palm of
His hand always, in Messiah Yahushua’s loving Name!
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Yahushua
said; “No one can come to Me unless the Father who sent Me
draws him, and I will raise him up at the last day. It is written in the
Prophets: They will all be taught by Elohim. Everyone who listens to the Father
and learns from Him comes to Me. No one has seen the Father except the One who
is from Elohim; only He has seen the Father. I tell you the truth he who
believes has everlasting life.” Yochanan
(John) 6:43-48.
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